Cardiff Crown Court Contact Infomation

Yes, matters heard in a Crown Court are considered a matter of public interest so anyone can go in to any court and sit in the gallery and watch. There are 1 or 2 exceptions where an incident may be considered too sensitive or there may be some sort of risk factor but these are very rare. For the most part everyone is welcome to go into a Crown Courtroom and see justice be done.

Not at the main front entrance but they must have disabled access at some side entrance surely as they must provide access by law

Cardiff Central, 15 min. walk

I wouldn't know the answer to your question sorry. Maybe ask security staff.

You have to be sixteen to go in to court room. But you can enter with children.

You'll need to go to the county court in westgate St, near the stadium

The proceedings are public record the court should be able to tell you

You shouldn't ask this question here. Crown court is for justice not for study.

The days listings are posted outside each individual court in the main foyer.

No